Apprenticeship Guidance Support for Schools & Parents
Helping you give your students the confidence to explore and apply for apprenticeships.
Why This Matters Now
The Department for Education’s ASK programme has ended — but the need for high-quality apprenticeship guidance in schools has never been greater.
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1. Apprenticeships are constantly evolving.
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2. Teachers and parents have limited time to keep up.
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3. Careers leaders are stretched across multiple year groups.
We’re here to make it simpler.
Our One-Year Legacy Programme
Over one academic year, we’ll work alongside your school to inspire students, equip teachers, and involve parents — leaving you with the tools and confidence to continue delivering apprenticeship guidance in the years ahead.
What’s Included for Your School
4 Inspiring Assemblies & Workshops
Tailored to year groups, bringing apprenticeships to life with real examples.
Teacher CPD Session
Build your in-house knowledge and confidence in delivering apprenticeship guidance.
Parent Information Session (optional but encouraged)
Engage families so they can support informed career decisions.
Employer & Apprentice Talks
Local role models who share their journey and answer questions.
Regular Schools’ Newsletter
Regional vacancies, success stories, and practical tips for you and your students.
How It Works
1. We Plan Together
Agree on the right mix of assemblies, workshops, and sessions for your school.
2. We Deliver On Site & Remotely
Expert-led, engaging, and interactive activities.
3. We Leave a Legacy
Resources, contacts, and confidence so your team can carry apprenticeship guidance forward.
Who We Are
We’re a not-for-profit network of over 45 training providers, universities, and colleges, plus charities and awarding bodies.
For over a decade, we’ve delivered impartial, expert guidance in schools — including 6 years delivering the DfE-funded ASK programme to over 87,000 students.
What Schools Say
"This service is invaluable. The level of expertise and insight into apprenticeships that is provided to our students is always informative, well planned, and adapted to their needs."
– Somervale School
"Not every student wants to continue to sixth form or university, apprenticeships at 16 & 18 are very popular, having expert apprenticeship IAG support is essentially valuable."
– Wellsway School
"The vast majority of our students would like an Apprenticeship and they need help finding and applying to these."
– Merchants Academy